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Console version is better in ppd
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although not as fancy.
here is how to do it stinger:
A) copy your folding folder from your other console client and rename it and paste it.
B) run the configonly flag on the new client and int he additional parameters, set the -gpu 1 flag (this will use the new GTS) and make sure to change the machine ID aswell
C) run the configonly flag on the original client, and set in additional parameters to -gpu 0
D) launch them both and fold on
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here is how to do it stinger:
A) copy your folding folder from your other console client and rename it and paste it.
B) run the configonly flag on the new client and int he additional parameters, set the -gpu 1 flag (this will use the new GTS) and make sure to change the machine ID aswell
C) run the configonly flag on the original client, and set in additional parameters to -gpu 0
D) launch them both and fold on
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thanks, thats what i was looking for. ill give it a swing tomorrow.
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i use the console version cause i like my life to be difficult, that, and it gets more ppd.
Originally Posted by H3||scr3am  Console version is better in ppd
here is how to do it stinger: A) copy your folding folder from your other console client and rename it and paste it. B) run the configonly flag on the new client and int he additional parameters, set the -gpu 1 flag (this will use the new GTS) and make sure to change the machine ID aswell C) run the configonly flag on the original client, and set in additional parameters to -gpu 0 D) launch them both and fold on
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Just out of curiosity why not use the sys tray especially if you follow this guide and don't have to set it up as a service. If you want it to start at start just drag a shortcut to the start folder. Just curious. |
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Hmm difficult. Guess I should try that, as if Linux and VMware wasn't fun enough.
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Originally Posted by stingerjg i use the console version cause i like my life to be difficult, that, and it gets more ppd. |
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lol try full blown linux with virtual box and GPU folding
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no thanks
im about done setting my oc, but one of the cards wont keep its setting after restart. Kind of annoying, but i can just do it everytime i start up.
Originally Posted by H3||scr3am lol try full blown linux with virtual box and GPU folding
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im about done setting my oc, but one of the cards wont keep its setting after restart. Kind of annoying, but i can just do it everytime i start up.
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